Last May, Dan and I took the motorcycles on a ride through France. We saw a good cross-section of the country and visited the Atlantic coast on this journey.
Here is a link to that story.
Last May, Dan and I took the motorcycles on a ride through France. We saw a good cross-section of the country and visited the Atlantic coast on this journey.
Here is a link to that story.
Last November Dan and I took an almost-spontaneous trip to Greece. It wasn’t the most exotic trip I’ve ever been on, but it was the first time to Greece, and I really enjoyed my time there.
For those of you who have subscribed to my website, but don’t see me on Facebook, I am posting here about a motorcycle trip Dan and I took in Morocco last May (2024). Yep, I’m just a little bit behind in making this post. But the information is still there and – hopefully! – interesting.
A late summer day ride to the Big Passes in the Alps – thwarted by some bad weather.
A short visit to the famous French town to meet up with friends during their holiday from the US.
For those who follow along with my website additions, let it be known that I have added a “long weekend break”, centered around Como, Italy.
I finally got around to updating my site to log this trip – from AUGUST! Follow me for three days of exploration in Edinburgh and the surrounding areas.
Four months. It has been four months since Dan and I took this motorcycle trip to France. Easter seems like a lifetime ago, and in looking at the calendar, I’m almost right! But through some diligent and focused computer-time, I have dredged up my memories, assembled some photos and present to you:
Our trip to the Loire Valley
I hope that you enjoy!
I thought I might as well add a couple of recent hikes that Dan and I have been on. Not much else has happened this year, so I should take advantage of everything I have done and add it to my Digital Diary.
Link here
Dan and take a week off to visit the lavender fields of Provence – and lots of French Alps on the way there and back. I can honestly say that this ride was more about the journey than the destination.